Spatial Technology for Management of Multidimensional Worlds

Abstract

This paper will investigate potential applicability of the developed high-level Spatial Grasp Model and Technology (SGT) with its basic Spatial Grasp Language (SGL) to express and manage complex systems of very different physical, virtual and mental dimensions as a whole. It briefs main SGT issues, SGL interpreter organization, and the capability to work with any distributed spaces and systems. Then describes basics of the multidimensional management project, currently in development, with its general issues and extended spatial interpretation. The paper introduces basic multidimensional operations which allow for flexible and unrestricted movement inside, through, and between dimensions and provide solutions of any problems in their unity and integrity. It exhibits a multidimensional world example as a large and complex network of nodes in different dimensions and different types of inter-node links, within the same or between different dimensions, explains different operations with nodes and then describes multidimensional spatial moves while collecting the passed links-nodes sequences. Also describes composition and multidimensional matching of different type patterns, including sequential, parallel and combined ones, with the large distributed network. All multidimensional examples in the paper are presented in the modified SGL which can often provide spatial solutions clearer and more compact than by other models and languages. The paper results can represent the basis for a new spatial methodology and technology oriented on advanced investigation and management of complex multidimensional systems of any natures